Ducks Killed by Dog Lead to Multiple Claims in Seneca County
Six animal damage claims were filed after dogs killed 135 ducks and other livestock in Hopewell and Jackson townships. Seneca County Dog Warden Harvey I. Ash reported the figures to county commissioners, with totals around 385.60 in damages for ducks, sheep, and lambs.
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Seneca County
Harvey I. Ash
County’ Commission
Hopewell Township
O. E
Elisabeth
Jackson Township
Ralph Thomas
Big Spring
Richard Miller
Jackson
Burton Bauman
Joseph Mirtes
A. J Hosang
Thenteen Township
Polio Outbreak Expands in Ohio with 11 New Cases
Columbus Aug 22 James E Bauman acting state health director reports 11 additional infantile paralysis cases in Ohio increasing total active cases since January 1 to 136. Ohio has tallied 312 polio cases this year versus 3 in the same period last year. New cases appear in Belmont Tuscarawas Montgomery and Summit counties.
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Columbus
James E. Bauman
Ohio
Bauman
Belmont
Tuscarawas
Montgomery
Summit
Baseball Standings As of August 23, 1944
Baseball standings dated August 23, 1944 summarize team records and positions. It lists teams within the league standings and notes overall win loss records as of that date.
Carl D Romick Dies in Canada on Fishing Trip
Carl D Romick 48 of Mr Blanchard and Mansfield died suddenly of a heart attack while on a fishing trip in Canada with employer H Haas and family. He was born in 1895 in Madison Township Hancock County and survived by wife Pla Lockridge Romick two children Paul Dean Romick and Mary Kathryn Hill, a son Charles E Romick was killed in Italy. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday from the Daily Funeral Home in Arlington with burial in Riverview Cemetery.
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Heyivas
Lockridéré Jwite
Mansfield
Blanchard
Mr. Romick
Paul Dean Romick
Italy
Mary Kathryn Hill
Howard Street
Findlay
Charles E. Romick
Eva Daniels
Pickett
Fairy Musgrave
Richard Remick
Arlington
Fred Remick
van Buren
Luther Remick
Rawson
Robert Remick
Sealines
Hawaii
Remick
Eagles
Knights of Pyritas Lodges
Charles Grant
Methodist Church
Riverview Cemetery
Romick
Carey
Dean Lockrider
Schools To Open Tuesday September Fifth
The article states schools will open on Tuesday September 5 with continued notes on credit for agriculture work and a new library. It outlines a geographical boundary along the New York Central railroad separating pupils in grades 1 to 4 between the West building and the Crawford building. It mentions students may earn money during proper age constraints.
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New York Central Railroad
Col Crawford
Clergy Transfers Shake Up Ohio Church Districts
Rev Lee returns to Memorial Church and multiple pastors shift districts across Ohio. Allen moves Eastern district supervisor role while Nietz remains in Southern district. Kern and Kern relocate, Alpha Kern to Belmore, Jones and Diatzel swap Bucyrus and Miller Avenue posts, Dutt succeeds Sain at Westgate Church Columbus.
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Carey
Co L Allen
Akron
E. &. Nietz
Alpha Kern
Plissfield
Belmore
Malcolm George
Findlay
Moline
Calvary Church
Toledo
C. V. Latta
Calvary
Grace Church
C. Zagray
Lindsey
Cleveland
14Th Street
H E. Williamson
Canton Grace Church
Akron Grace Church
Mr. Temple
Akron Grace
North Lima
Cbh. Kern
McDonaldsville
L. E. Diatzel
Bucyrus Church
J. Paul Jones
Miller Avenue Church
Columbus
Exchange Places
R. A. Sain
Harold Dutt
Westgate Church
Townsend Club Meeting and Upcoming Picnic
The Carey Townsend club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Carey public library. Members are urged to attend. A picnic is set for Sunday September 3 at Harrison Smith Park, Upper Sandusky, with speaker Jacob Nitraver, club president.
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Carey Townsend Club
Carey Public Library
Harrison Smith Pari Upper Sandusky
Jacob Nitraver
Family Reunions Schedule From Local Clubs And Notices
The 401st annual Hile and Putnam reunions set for Carey park August 26 with Bert Schubert as president and Clarence Madrid as vice president. The Krabill reunion follows at Riverside park Pindlay September 3 with Harry Wickiser as president. Pierce family meet at Carey park August 27 led by Myrtle Perkins. Ruehle family gathering planned for August if next year. Also notes on part time teaching certificates and school bus routes under Edwyn Riester supervision. home economics classes to seventh and seventh trade girls.
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Hile
Putnam
Carey Park
Bert Schubert
Clarence
Madride
Ipal Starr
Harry
Wickiser
Galen Bamely
Walter Roynen
Ris
Pierce
Myrtle Perkins
Carey
Ralph Veith
Upper Sandusky
Mary Krebs
Peppers Sandusky
Ruehlé
Sandusky
Lester’ Ruthle
Fremont
Irene Culver
Toledo
Great Aunt at 16 Wharton Claims Record
Sixteen year old Wilma Mae Benjamin of Wharton believes she holds a family record. Besides being a great aunt she has thirty two nieces and nephews in the clan.
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Wharton
Wilma Mae Benjamin
Wilma Mae
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